The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-08-11

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O. II. SESSIONS, Acting Aa!t
roasxT.
--Mn. Ellen Kilbufn. 81 Liiehheld
Coun., arrived last week summoned hers
on account Of the Illness Of her mother
Mrs. A. Grey. Who Is very Low.
--oeorse Richarascn and daughter. o
: spsrts. Wisconsin, joined his family her
tbls week.
Mrs Geo. Williams. visited With rels.
tiyes 10 Bennington last week.
Fred Holley. Of Troy, 10 stopping al
home for the present
Charles aud Albert Hollsy. OF Aaburn
n. Y, arc visiting relatives IN town.
Mrs Bowen. OF East Dorset is stopping
here with her mother Mrs. W, Msriindale
who ia very sick.
Miss Bertha Pratt and Miss Cary bare
recently had a pleasant carriage trip TO
Saratoga, spending week there.
-Eo. Fsuer. Esq,, OF Syracuse, n. T.,
also Hon. A. II. Fsrrar. OF yalatia, n. y.
formerly Rupert "boys," spent two days
- guests OF DR.. X. l.. Dunnins last week.
EAST DORSET.
The annual picnic arranged by Father
Glynn. pastor Of the Catholic church,
East Dorset, viii be held on the beautiful
and picturesque grounds here Saturday,
August 90 Races and various other con.
tests will be held. and cash prizes award
cd. The Manchester band will play on
the grounds during the day. The fare
will be for one way from Rutland, Wal
lingford. Dandy. Bennington, Airing ton
sud Msnchestr. Trains will leave Rutland
O. 90. $40 and ll.05 q. m, and 8 80 p. m
Returning. leave East Dorset at 1852, 5.5O,
1923 and s.63 p. m. Trains leave Ben
nington, 8. As T. IN. and 2. Is p. m. Return 1
ing, leave East Dorset 4 30 p. m. I.35 p.
N. Tickets must be purchased before
entering the cars. or full fare will be
cbrged both ways, II 10 expected that
many persons from Rutland and the sur
rounding villages will attend the attractive
aud well known annual picnic. The mere
excursion alone through the Majestic AL.
pine scenery Of East Dorset, not to speak
OF the various other attractions held forth,
will more than repay the visitor.
PAwIET.
b. G. Kinnie and wife are visiting rel
stives 10 town
There are about 60 guests ct the
Crescent Valley House.
ID. A. Cleavlsnd has taken about 1000
pounds Of honey from rs colonies OF bees
Rev. Mr.. PETERS. OF Peru, occupied
the pulpit Of the Congregational church
Sunday.
shipments OF cheese were made Mon
day from the Blskely and Maple grove
factories.
Miss Mabel Wheeler has gone to
Massachusetts 10 visit her aunt, Mrs. Ida
Loomis.
Mrs. r. F. Edgerton and her nioce Of
Whitewater. Wis, are guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. W. B. Sergeant.
There WAS basket picnic in Nelson
Jones grove last Friday in honor Of Miss
Julia Rice's birthday.
"A party went with D. W. Bromly to
Buffum Pond last week fishing. They
brought home about 700 fine trout
"A special communication Of Morning
Flower Lodge will DO held August II and
. regular communication August 18th.
Masons 10 good standing are cordially in
vited.
Mr.. and Merrill Walker Of Manches-
ter spent Sunday with Peru friends.
Mrs. Stephen Simonds Of Granville,
Ill.,. il visiting relatives aud friends in
this place.
Mrs. Adams Corbet, who has been q
great sufferer for many years, died Satur-
day afternoon. August 9th.
A new blacksmith has arrived 10 town,
though q number Of years may elapse be-
fore he will be able TO swing the hammer.
Parents. Mt. and Mrs. Alvah Carley)
William Whitney, who suffered from I
q broken limb last winter but had so far |
recovered Is TO be able TO be up and I
do some light work, which is very remark
able at his age, being about 70, is now
Frustrated by . shock OF paralysis and is
not expected TO recover.
The lawn party, OF which mention
Vas made last week. took place at the APP
pointed time and was success financially
and otherwise. The dispensers OF ice
cream and cake. confectionery and flowers,
for which booths were made, and Re
bekah at the we'll" for lemonade were we'll
patrouizsd. Old and young we're so we'll
please that il 10 thought best to have two
Or three more during the warm season
Of which due notice will be given.
The following from the Eoglewood IN.
Daily Erening Cal Of July Is will interest
many Of our readers: about fifteen mem.
bers OF Camp Abbott s. OF VS. went in q
body last night TO the residence Of their
First Lieutenant, Frank p. Qusckenbush,
34s North Normal Park. and took tina.
gentleman BY storm The Only weapon
" "a IVES magnificent sword. sccompan
'ed nsat little speech. The party at
lacked acknowledged himself vanquished,
md the implement OF war WAS therefore
left ia bis possession. icecream and cake
vAs brought out and the boys went in for
] good time. Col q. b. Abbott OF ChicA